Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "The Real Villain Of M3GAN Is Modern Women" video.

  1. Yea Gemma was pretty awful, she had the whole "I didn't ask for this" attitude, but actually yea, she did ask for it when she agreed to be the godparent, and even if she changed her mind when it became a reality, the dad's parents offered to step in and even wanted to. She did have a bit of a redemption arc, so there's that. But it's still hard to actually like her. Btw, I wouldn't really consider this comment a spoiler, since I didn't give too much away, and this is one of the most straight forward movies I've recently seen. There's really not much to give away, you can pretty much guess the ending just from the trailer. Still a good movie though.
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  2.  @Dr.Sho_Minamimoto  nope, she wasn't forced at all, that was a whole thing early in the movie, when she first got Cady home she had gotten a letter from her dad's parents, offering to take Cady in Florida and take care of her, because they knew it would be overwhelming for her. There was even a social worker sent out to see if Gemma was fit to be her guardian, or if she should go with the grandparents. Gemma was really hostile about it too, we never met the grandparents, so maybe they're awful or something? It didn't really say anything like that in the movie though, my guess is because Gemma is a STRONG INDEPENDENT WOMAAAAAAAANNNNN!!!!!!!!! And she doesn't need nobody else, she can handle being a parent AND her working career, and the patriarchy ain't gonna tell her otherwise! Slay queeeeeeen!!!!!
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  3.  @TexZenMaster  I laughed the hardest at the detective that laughed when he mentioned the kid's ear being ripped off, then says "I shouldn't laugh at that", but clearly doesn't actually give a shit🤣🤣🤣 something about the delivery of that line killed me.
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  4.  @b00g3rs21  woman programs AI to read her mind, AI explodes from crossed wires. Women most effected.
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  5. Satire slips past the woke cult pretty easily, since they're more like robots than people. Yes, the irony of that statement is intentional.
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  6.  @LilJbm1  I didn't catch that part, but now that you mention it, I'm starting to think this movie is a genius, low key dig at leftists. Because Gemma is the "strong independent woman", living in Oregon, I believe outside of Portland, and she basically is responsible for everything or at least most everything that goes wrong in the movie. And the "weird" grandparents in Florida only offered to help, Florida of course being the demonized "fascist" state with bad evil DeSantis man running it. Maybe James Wan intended that as some kind of dig about how the left is so convinced that they're the hero of the story, they never even stop to question their actions. I dunno. Maybe I'm reading too deep into it. Maybe they just live in Florida because that's where people go to retire🤣
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